
Joanne Marshall
Joanne M. Marshall is a former high school teacher and a current associate professor of educational administration at Iowa State University. Her long-term research agenda is driven by the question of how people's internal values and beliefs relate to their public school roles, particularly in the areas of religion/spirituality, moral and ethical leadership, philanthropy, social justice pedagogy, and work-life balance. She holds an Ed.D. from the Harvard Graduate School of Education and has published articles in The Journal of School Leadership, Equity and Excellence in Education, Educational Administration Quarterly, The School Administrator, and Phi Delta Kappan. She is the lead editor of Juggling Flaming Chainsaws: Faculty in Educational Leadership Try to Balance Work and Family and editor of the Work-Life Balance book series from Information Age Publishing. More information is available at her website.
Articles by Joanne Marshall
Joanne Marshall • 27 Aug 2015
A reflection on the start of a new academic year, moving from reluctance and “mental whining” to a prayerful resolution to serve God and others with energy, intelligence, imagination, and love.
Joanne Marshall • 7 Apr 2015
The Well peeks into the life choices and current projects on the plate of Joanne Marshall, professor of Educational Policy.
Joanne Marshall • 30 Jan 2014
A blog by Joanne Marshall reflecting on an incident of online hate and how showing grace, civility, and understanding in leadership—especially amidst disagreement and diversity—is powerful.


